China’s earnings season is wrapping up. How to play what’s next
Major Chinese companies’ latest quarterly reports reinforce how the local market is one for stock pickers.
I’m from Japan, home to some of the world’s longest living people: The No. 1 beverage I drink every day
Nutritionist and longevity expert Michiko Tomioka shares what she drinks every day to promote longevity, inspired by her experiences growing up in Nara, Japan.
Bank of China President Liu resigns, chairman to be acting president
Bank of China Vice Chairman and President Liu Jin resigned for personal reasons effective on Sunday, the bank said.
Russian attacks on Ukraine injure at least 29, local authorities say
Russia launched several missiles and drones overnight targeting northern and eastern Ukraine, injuring at least 29 people, officials said on Sunday.
China slams U.S. for adding firms to export control list, vows action
China’s Ministry of Commerce said on Sunday it strongly opposed a U.S. decision to add multiple Chinese entities to its export control list over Russia-related issues.
Hezbollah launches missile barrage at Israel to avenge top commander
Hezbollah launched hundreds of rockets and drones against Israel on Sunday in retaliation for the assassination of a senior commander in Beirut last month.
33-year-old pays $2,100/month to live with 23 roommates in Brooklyn—take a look inside
Ishan Abeysekera decided that choosing a communal living space would increase his chances of making friends in a new city.
This woman made up to $110,000 a year as a nanny for the ultra-rich. Here’s what she learned from the job
Stephanie Kiser wanted to be a screenwriter in New York, but those jobs were hard to come by and paid low wages. She found better pay as a nanny for the 1%.
Trading Fed rate cuts: These banks are primed to outperform when rates fall, Evercore ISI says
Comerica and Fifth Third Bancorp are among a few banks that are best positioned from a net interest income perspective once the Fed cuts rates, the firm said.
Italian prosecutor opens manslaughter inquiry in Lynch yacht sinking
An Italian prosecutor has opened a manslaughter investigation into the deaths of seven people who were killed when a luxury yacht sank off Sicily this week.
